Missingno. Master
Poison-type Trainer
Well, it's that time of year again- the time of year when I post my Halloween poem for all of you to see. So, enjoy!
Halloween Night
Twas Halloween night, and throughout the room,
whether anything moved you could not assume.
The cobwebs were hung on the front porch with care,
in hopes that the Great Pumpkin would soon be there.
The children were tucked in their comfy beds,
and visions of candy corn danced in their heads.
When out on the lawn I heard such a noise,
I raced to the window, and tripped on some toys.
What I saw was much more than knocked-over rakes,
but a miniature sleigh and 8 garden snakes.
The driver, a pumpkin, held the rein,
and all 8 snakes he called by name;
“Now Slither! Now Slather! Now Sammy and Sloth!
On Gizzard! On Gazzard! On Chubby and Broth!”
Landing on the lawn, the pumpkin got out.
Twas headed for the door, without a doubt.
I raced down to the Lantern-o- Jack,
and saw the Great Pumpkin opening his pack.
He left some gifts, then headed for
the cobwebs, left gifts, then ran to the door.
He got in the sleigh, and flew out of sight,
but I heard him say “Happy Halloween to all!
And to all a good night!”
Halloween Night
Twas Halloween night, and throughout the room,
whether anything moved you could not assume.
The cobwebs were hung on the front porch with care,
in hopes that the Great Pumpkin would soon be there.
The children were tucked in their comfy beds,
and visions of candy corn danced in their heads.
When out on the lawn I heard such a noise,
I raced to the window, and tripped on some toys.
What I saw was much more than knocked-over rakes,
but a miniature sleigh and 8 garden snakes.
The driver, a pumpkin, held the rein,
and all 8 snakes he called by name;
“Now Slither! Now Slather! Now Sammy and Sloth!
On Gizzard! On Gazzard! On Chubby and Broth!”
Landing on the lawn, the pumpkin got out.
Twas headed for the door, without a doubt.
I raced down to the Lantern-o- Jack,
and saw the Great Pumpkin opening his pack.
He left some gifts, then headed for
the cobwebs, left gifts, then ran to the door.
He got in the sleigh, and flew out of sight,
but I heard him say “Happy Halloween to all!
And to all a good night!”